... - ?? [GAN Y PARCE EVAN JONES, w CAERNARFON.] ai Pan fyddo yr hwyr, meddai yr Ar- gl glwydd Iesu wrth yr Iuddewon, y dywed- a woh, tywydd teg; canys y mae yr wybr yn w goch. A'r bore, heddyw dryccin, canys y a, mae yr wybr yn goch an yn bruddaidd. INid 'x oea dim mewn natur yn cymneryd lie mar a, sydyn ac annisgwyliadwy nsd oes iddo ei v ragarwyddion: rhagarwyddion dydd a rhag- N arwyddion ...

... FARE HAM. Preserit;nrice of the Earl of DurhaZ1's WalISend Coals23s.0 . per ton, delivered, thorotazihly screened. Orders to Wood and CO., West-street. Farehain OUR tlilow rooms are DOe replete with an e:.I ire new Stock (if C00hifiet. 1'phol~stery, carpets, China,l Glass. Eartlhenivate.&c., &c. Thisdav, a Grand Show of Brass I !nd IVOR bLNedrtuaj. Lin)ol-ULo,, &e.-William George Abrahron, Son ...

... S Vi .J £X. . *.J.t ±.VLL.1 13 SAT'URDAY. Lieutenants - Herbert Whitmore Savory and George Shadwell Q. Carr to the Scout. recoin. missioned (undated): William Edmund Goodenough to the Martin (to date 28th inst.); Edward Hunter Blair and Pennant Athelwold I. Lloyd to the Pylades, recommissioned (botls undated); Reginald Arthur Allenby to the Cruiser, recommissioned (to date Octooer 3rd); ...

... , Dehvered by Wlzangdoodle Baxter. Berlubbed Awjenae:-De qucstion ariees, does hanging perveut murder? Hit's my candid 'pImyon dat hit does, for I has notised dat hit adoft often happen dat a rnan commits murder after lie has been progerly hung a few times by de neci. As a gineral thing, de roan what gits hung diec suddenly, but I read of a case whar a wlla cnoked himself ter deff wid a tape ...

... KR GLADSTONE VISIT TO SOlJTHPOItT. SKETCH OF PROCREDTNS. SEBOH ON HO0E AND FOREIGN SITUATIN. (I'Rom on SPRM oe09=1M.) Southport, Wednesay Night. The visit of Mr Gladstone to the most ashionable of all the watering places of the Cotton County so soon0 after the conferences of Liberal leaders at Hawarden was in itself sufficient to arouse general interest, but the rumours of surprises and ...

... THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24,1889. VW'910, WOMB,, Mr Gladstone addressed a crowded and enthusiastio meeting at Sonthport yesterday - - - 1 ?? as- a_ A s r - I- ..,A afternoon. Glancing at foreign affairs he said G there was no present cause of apprehension, G but they must not conceal from themselves that V there might be great dangers threatening the la tranquillity of Europe in the future. While e; ...

... THLE OMINATION. Tue issue to be determined at the polling booths is now baf ore the electors free from any complicA- I titus in tha way of independent candidatureL Mr Parker Rhodes, who threatened to stand as a Liberal Unionist, has followed the example of Mr dantunh and retired from the field, and when the e tine, for dopositing nomination papers expired ; ycsterday, it was found that the ...

... - - -- - ?? - -, ? L-1, UN 10-NiziT Ml -I 11- ?? LL A nnuzi L vt A 1Th'on'st sret!2sao' W D1 ,S s: u Town Hail, There - - as a laex e- ?? o` tune p.*. 4 ai a present Nvetr ?? T£ I A na'rothC Ccr osi. ?? 'Kur A-'refP~o -k,r'ieIsr dii ON lrd ,. ,'Lixnes recepo; ,. i- kt ;1 oleli.rarw~ beG er lrtii Zi L4t t l ,e ?? *arty r a a a iasserte, was stead:iy i,: s the paths of cutwar a z - itien spohe ...

... (NOTEB'S TELEGRAMS.) t KiW, October 9. The Czar will arrive here to.morrow evening and continue bis journey to Berlin without delay. Fredrichazrhe, October 9. Prince Bismarck, accompanied by his family, goes to Berlin this afternoon in order to be in the capital in time to welcome the Czar on his arrival. Berlin, October 9. Prince Vorootroff Bashkoff, Minister of the Russian Imperial Household ...

... SYNOD OF GLASGOW AND AYB. I The Synod of Glasgow and Ayr resumed its, C sittings yesterday in the Synod Hall, Glnsgaw- Mr Henderson, Old Kilpatrick, moderator. ,TH BEITH ELDRS DISPUTE9. The Synod teok up an appeal at the Instance of i£r Lows, Kilmarnolck, against a finding of the Presbytery of Irvine, of date September 17. Mr Longrrnir (elder), Irvine, appeared along with Mr Lowe, and Mr ...

... - -1.F TES 0 THE CESAREWTC' ' H l. d NOT)~ GOLD.I) ,~ OA0 oot frona me being~ got thiO 0 ,%tghe Fb a ;lt s^tin ^m'ruika conditions, and No ewas the attratJ Th t ?? ourpriaeint ?? j e Thoe than on either dae sot trnrred notI though the ?? ere not Ch e 0i,,- Sg , S , a esterda3%. She Ba 11 was03th j 8a s .C Mbr i ' tS for btr Vab he Ditch Mile t a tha for wonl or t t to the pest, IL. ?? 5 i ...

... | LORD CEORCE HAMILTON AT SUNDERLAND. I Lord George Hamilton, M.P., the First Lord of the Admiralty, was the principal speaoer last night at a Unionist denmonstration held in Victoris Hall, Sunderland. Mr S. P. Austin, president of tbe Sunderland Conservative Association, presided. Lord George, who was received with loud cheers, referred at the ontset to the recent elections, which i had made ...